Salmon Fish

I like this fish ,because'very delicious.Fish is very property and twice eating fish necessary in week.

Cement Mountain

Emamzadeh Abbas

Emamzadeh Abbas (son of Imam Moosa-ebn Jafar) .

Rig cheshme river

This river in rig cheshme village and river water in winter glaciate.this area at night very very cool weather.

New tree

When cut off tree then god will be instead of old tree grows anew tree.

Khar khoon mineral water

This mineral existent in khar khoon village.this mineral uniformally have seven spring edge too.

Friend

This pictures belonging to my best friend but he's in september go to portland(or).

Coastal Plants

Water Waves

Again the Caspian Sea and its water waves.

Young Cyclists

Another Mosouleum

I actually forgot who is buried in this Mosouleum. This building is located behind Yahya's Mosouleum. The architecture of this part of the country is so different due to the different climate.

Friday Skywatch

Sunset in the Caspian Sea beach

Yahya Mosouleum

Water Reservoir

Kolbadi House

For some interesting information about Kolbadi visit this page please: http://kolbadi.blogspot.com/

The Grand Mosque of Sari

Gharan Street

Small villages all around the countryside

Friday: Skywatch

Blue; Green; Gray

Palm Trees: Train Station Boulevard

Clock Square

Clock Square is a national sign of Sari.

Captain Cabin

Water Ski

Water ski on blue water of Caspian Sea

Countryside

Caspian Sea

That's me

Hutto Cave

First let me thanks Meead (Mashhad Daily Photos) for his help to me to run this photo blog. Let me tell you a little about my city and its history:

Sari is the provincial capital of Mazandaran, located in the north of Iran, between the northern slopes of the Alborz Mountains and southern coast of Caspian Sea. Its population is estimated to be 261,293, as of 2006. Sari is one of the entertainment and sports centers of Iran.

Excavations in Hutto cave present evidence for the existence of settlements around Sari as far back as the 70th millennium BC (This is what an American professor found during his stay in Sari near 50 years ago). Also native people of Sari have a folklore that the city was populated at about 4th millennium BC when Smith Kaveh (native of this city) revolted against the tyranny of Arab Zahak. However, recognition by Greek historians goes back to at least the 6th century BC (Achaemenid dynasty) when they recorded it as Zadrakarta which then destroyed by Alexander of Macedonia.

For more information visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sari%2C_Iran

Path to Soleiman-Tangeh Dam